Freedom Ordered to the Good: On the positivity of negation
“One cannot do theology with a ‘no’ in front of them,” the pope said on his return flight from his… Read More »Freedom Ordered to the Good: On the positivity of negation
In 2021, I joined the Oratory community as the Director of Campus Ministry and Catechesis, bringing with me years of experience communicating the Catholic faith as a college professor at DeSales University. My doctorate in Theology is from the Pontifical John Paul II Institute for Studies on Marriage and Family, where I wrote my dissertation on the theology of Joseph Ratzinger/Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI. My desire is to bring the best of the Catholic intellectual tradition to the University of Delaware Catholic community, so that we can better live as the generatio quaerentium eum quaerentium faciem Dei Iacob: the generation that seeks Him, that seeks the face of the God of Jacob (Ps. 23:6).
“One cannot do theology with a ‘no’ in front of them,” the pope said on his return flight from his… Read More »Freedom Ordered to the Good: On the positivity of negation
In the beginning was the Word. Just one. Infinite, perfect. All-encompassing, all-embracing, all-generating. Through this Word the Father knows Himself… Read More »De Verbo et Verbis